[1.14.2] @Mod wants "Value"

[HyenaTheCat]

I started work on a mod but almost immediately i ran into a wall.

 

When trying to fill in "@Mod" it wanted me to define the attribute "Value", it wont accept any of the expected values such as modid or version

I  have made sure that I'm importing the right class, I took a quick look at the Mod.Class but my lack of experience with java hinders from making too much sense from it,

Anyone ran into a similar problem before?

[fweo]

What do you mean by it not accepting any of the values? Posting the code might help.

 

You should give it your mod ID as a String, and should match your mod ID that you've put in META-INF/mods.toml. If you haven't filled out this file yet, or there's a mismatch, this could be the problem.

[HyenaTheCat]

Here's a screencap of the code and error, its as bare bones as it can possibly get,

I have changed the TOML file to match the modid

[fweo]

You don't need the "modid = " part, this is why you're getting the second error on that line (you haven't defined the variable modid). You can simply use @Mod("bravenewworldmodid"), or better yet, do something like

@Mod(Main.MOD_ID)
public class Main {
  public static final String MOD_ID = "bravenewworldmodid";
  // rest of your code
}

which lets you use that variable whenever you need the mod ID.

[HyenaTheCat]

Hey, that fixed it, thanks!

[DavidM]

  On 6/21/2019 at 12:31 AM, fweo said:

you haven't defined the variable modid

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Nope. It's not about the variables.

It's about trying to assign an attribute that doesn't exist to the annotation.

[Cadiboo]

All variable names in annotations have names and need to be specified by “@Blah(variable=value)”. However, there is default variable that can be used (called “value”). This variable name allows you to omit doing “@Blah(value=yourValue)” and to just use “@Blah(yourValue)”